Angus Long

STRATA softshell jacket is ideal for outdoor work which can take place after sunset or in gloomy conditions Those responsible for overseeing PPE for businesses should already be looking ahead to the colder months and assessing whether they’re existing garments meet standards, according to leading PPE manufacturer Skanwear. Working with innovative protection brand STRATA, Skanwear has unveiled its latest jacket that comes with a lifetime guarantee against faulty workmanship. Angus Long, Managing Director of Skanwear, said, “It might still be summer but now is the time to start looking ahead at winter PPE. Businesses need to make sure that their autumn and winter PPE lives up to the minimum standards, doesn’t prevent employees from carrying out tasks, and is comfortable in a range of environments. Those firms that assess PPE now will be in a better position in just a few months. “In the winter months HSE and procurement managers should be considering ARC and fire-resistant waterproofs and thermals so productivity is not affected and workers can work on live or potentially live electricity comfortably and safely.” Protection against arc flash, heat and flame Skanwear manufactures and sells a range of garments and equipment that are provide a varied level of protection for people who work in substations, switch rooms, and control gear to name a few. It’s latest STRATA softshell jacket (SFX405) has been crafted with the end user in mind. It’s been tested and certified to rigorous standards, giving wearers peace of mind that they’re protected against the risk of arc flash, heat, and flame. In addition, it’s windproof and water repellent, ensuring it’s comfortable in a range of weather conditions. The softshell was designed with an easi-arm gusset that allows wearers to freely move their arms without exposing flesh. It’s a piece of PPE that’s practical and comfortable and truly fit for purpose. Ideal jacket when working in hazardous situations Coming in a range of sizes and with ample pockets, including a mobile phone pocket, the jacket is a piece of PPE that will suit a diverse range of teams and jobs. Featuring reflective piping details, it is ideal for outdoor work which can take place after sunset or in gloomy conditions. Laura Fish, STRATA Product Manager adds, “Our STRATA range is always designed with form, function, and comfort in mind and our latest addition doesn’t disappoint. It’s the perfect piece of PPE to invest in before with temperatures start to lower and can be paired with any of the STRATA trousers for a complete look and protection when working in potentially hazardous situations.”

STRATA softshell jacket is ideal for outdoor work which can take place after sunset or in gloomy conditions Those responsible for overseeing PPE for businesses should already be looking ahead to the colder months and assessing whether they’re existing garments meet standards, according to leading PPE manufacturer Skanwear. Working with innovative protection brand STRATA, Skanwear has unveiled its latest jacket that comes with a lifetime guarantee against faulty workmanship. Angus Long, Managing Director of Skanwear, said, “It might still be summer but now is the time to start looking ahead at winter PPE. Businesses need to make sure that their autumn and winter PPE lives up to the minimum standards, doesn’t prevent employees from carrying out tasks, and is comfortable in a range of environments. Those firms that assess PPE now will be in a better position in just a few months. “In the winter months HSE and procurement managers should be considering ARC and fire-resistant waterproofs and thermals so productivity is not affected and workers can work on live or potentially live electricity comfortably and safely.” Protection against arc flash, heat and flame Skanwear manufactures and sells a range of garments and equipment that are provide a varied level of protection for people who work in substations, switch rooms, and control gear to name a few. It’s latest STRATA softshell jacket (SFX405) has been crafted with the end user in mind. It’s been tested and certified to rigorous standards, giving wearers peace of mind that they’re protected against the risk of arc flash, heat, and flame. In addition, it’s windproof and water repellent, ensuring it’s comfortable in a range of weather conditions. The softshell was designed with an easi-arm gusset that allows wearers to freely move their arms without exposing flesh. It’s a piece of PPE that’s practical and comfortable and truly fit for purpose. Ideal jacket when working in hazardous situations Coming in a range of sizes and with ample pockets, including a mobile phone pocket, the jacket is a piece of PPE that will suit a diverse range of teams and jobs. Featuring reflective piping details, it is ideal for outdoor work which can take place after sunset or in gloomy conditions. Laura Fish, STRATA Product Manager adds, “Our STRATA range is always designed with form, function, and comfort in mind and our latest addition doesn’t disappoint. It’s the perfect piece of PPE to invest in before with temperatures start to lower and can be paired with any of the STRATA trousers for a complete look and protection when working in potentially hazardous situations.”

Skanwear caters to electrical engineers working in diverse environments with stock garments that meet safety legislation A protective garment supplier that specialises in fire-resistant apparel for a variety of hot and cold environments has offered workwear solutions for both genders in a wide range of sizing options. Skanwear is a well-established, global brand that manufactures clothes specifically designed to protect against the harmful qualities of arc flash, which can result in burns and other injuries due to heat, flying objects and pressure blasts. Safety legislation-compliant garments With a vast range of protective products on offer that includes Hi-Viz jackets, overalls, ear protection and helmet, Skanwear is able to cater to electrical engineers working in a variety of different environments, both indoors and outdoors and stocks garments that meet safety legislation in a number of different countries including Australia, Europe and USA which meets the world’s requirements. Angus Long, Global Technical Manager said: “As a leading provider of protective garments for electrical engineers, we are delighted to say that we really do have something for every single professional in this industry.” Safety workwear for women “More women are choosing a career in engineering which is why we feel it’s so important to stock ladieswear. Our range includes boots, trousers and a Hi-Viz option for maximum protection and safety.” “We also carry a vast range of sizing options, with much of our stock running from sizes XS–4XL. Our clothing comes in tall, regular and short options, something that we deem to be of significant importance.” “For protective gear to work in the way that it is supposed to, it needs to fit properly, and our sizing ensures that every worker will find something that is practical, comfortable and fit for the environment that they are working in.”